Chapter 1633 Frogampfog (Twenty-One)

No. 1g&fog (twenty-one)

In 1199, Richard the Lionheart was shot in the shoulder by a crossbow arrow in the castle while suppressing a rebellion. The arrow wound was not fatal, but the wound became infected. Eventually, Richard died in the arms of his mother Eleanor.

The western region of France has a long-standing territorial dispute with the United Kingdom. Rouen, which belongs to France today, belonged to England in the Middle Ages, so it is not a taboo for Richard's heart to be placed in Rouen Cathedral.

But Napoleon's heart was intended to be given to the Austrian Princess Marie-Louise according to his own wishes. The princess was newly married at that time, and how could she accept a bloody heart as a gift.

After having a new marriage, Marie Louisa didn't even care much about the son she had with Napoleon. However, the seemingly promising crown prince did not fully grow up and died when he was 21 years old. . Most people in the Habsburg royal family were indifferent to this, and maybe even breathed a sigh of relief. His heart was sealed in a silver box and then placed in the Habsburg along with his other organs. In the Royal Crypt of the Fort, it was placed near the catacombs of Napoleon I in 1969.

The return of Louis XVII's heart to Paris also went through some twists and turns. Shortly after his death, his heart was stolen out by a doctor's assistant and kept there for more than 100 years. It was not until 1975 that it was placed in the royal cemetery of Saint-Denis Cathedral. In 1999, the French government conducted a DNA test on the heart and determined that it was indeed the heart of Louis XVII.

If you want to kill someone, the best way is to stab him in the heart. However, the heart is protected by ribs, so it is difficult for an untrained person to kill him with one blow.

Even if Mara was soaking in the bathtub, how could a noble girl like Charlotte stab Mara in the heart with one knife?

Women should be better at killing with poison, rather than using daggers and other sharp weapons like men. For this reason, the judges almost determined that Charlotte was not the murderer, but she cried in court and said that she was the real murderer.

Regarding the death of Napoleon, this is a historical mystery. There are still many speculations to this day. Some people even doubt whether his body is real. Of course, no one has done a DNA test.

Murder is always easily associated with conspiracy, and a complex and logical story is woven into people's minds. Even if there is no evidence, the false accusation is established.

"You lied to him, didn't you?" Felix walked up to Severus when Gongsei and Lawrence were looking for the Cunning Rabbit Bar.

"I don't know what you are talking about." Severus said while smoking a cigarette and looking at the scenery of Paris outside the floor-to-ceiling window.

"You are pretending to be pitiful." Felix said, "I have seen this kind of people a lot. After I spared them, they told their parents about being bullied by me, and asked their parents to scold my parents and my mother. Will beat me up."

"Where is your father?" Severus asked.

"He only said one thing to me, don't go to jail." Felix looked up at Severus, "Why did you do that?"

"Someone taught me." Severus said in a low voice. "He asked me to kill him."

"You mean, Dumbledore?" Felix asked hesitantly.

"He was very pitiful when he begged me." Severus smiled sarcastically. "I softly agreed to him, but what I didn't know was that he didn't tell anyone about our plan. He dragged me in with him. grave."

Felix said nothing, his breathing was rapid and he looked like he was frightened.

"People may have a neutral stance, but they don't have feelings. I have never been his favorite." Severus said coldly, "But at that time, he had no other choice but me."

"You mean kill him?" Felix asked.

"No, it's to take care of his treasures and that damn castle."

"I don't understand..." Felix said confused.

"The legacy he left has been arranged through his will, but some things cannot." Severus said, "Hogwarts is not the principal's personal property, and it is not the Ministry of Magic's final say who will take over. "

"I know that, that pink toad, she did not enter the principal's office." Felix said immediately, "The current principal is Minerva McGonagall. Does Dumbledore believe her?"

"He certainly believed that if he had told her our plan, I wouldn't be in the position I'm in now."

"Why didn't she succeed him as principal?" Felix asked.

"You're done, aren't you?" Severus yelled in a bad temper.

"Last question, is Dumbledore a bad guy?" Felix asked.

Severus didn't answer.

"Are you hiding something from me too?" Felix asked. "Just like he did with Harry Potter."

Severus looked at Felix, the boy's clear eyes staring into his dark eyes, looking uncompromising.

"No," Severus said, staring into Felix's eyes.

"It's best this way, I don't want to know until the end." Felix threatened, when Gong Saiyi came over, so he walked away.

"You are really an outstanding liar." Gong Saiyi said, "You can actually look into a child's eyes and lie."

"Find the bar?" Severus asked.

"That's right."

"Where?"

"Near Fishmonger's Row, that's not a good place."

"How many years has it been operating there?"

"No one knows, it seems that it has existed since the birth of Paris." Goncey paused and said, "Murder is a tear that has divided the world into two since the day he attacked. People in ancient times believed that Blood creates a kind of sacred terror that makes life worthless become sacred."

"Who said that?"

"Richard the Lionheart went on the Crusades, and there were a lot of refugees in Fishmonger's Row."

Severus was silent.

"Do you understand what I mean now?" Gong Saiyi said anxiously, "I don't know how long it will be before the wizards in the Middle East refuse to enforce the international secrecy law."

"As long as we don't take the initiative to participate in the Muggle war like Henry Potter." Severus faded away the unfinished cigarette. "Harry Potter is an ordinary boy, and he is as lazy as his father. Stupid."

"Do you still hate James Potter now?" Gong Saiyi asked.

"What do you mean?"

"Have you read those love poems, how do you feel? I think that's how James Potter feels too." Gong Saiyi shook his head, "This kind of privacy should not be revealed."

Severus smiled, showing yellow teeth. "I think he would also condemn those who open other people's letters without permission."

"I think this is the truth of this crisis. We are not trying to intervene in Muggle affairs, but to prevent wizards from intervening in Muggle affairs. Don't you think some of the powers of wizards are like the gods in the Trojan War?"

Severus laughed.

"Are you kidding me?"

"At least I know that the snake that entangled Laocoon can be transformed using transfiguration, as well as the trick your godson used in the dueling club."

"You even know this?"

"Harold wrote that scene, and he said you..."

"That's enough!" Severus interrupted Gongsei. "I don't want to know what he wrote."

"Some of you care about the Greeks, and some care about the Trojans, but it is all in vain. You will see countless sacrifices on both sides. Even if you sympathize with those heroes in your heart, don't imagine that you can plead with me, because the goddess of fate He is as merciless to me as he is to you." Gong Saiyi said, "This is what Zeus said to the gods during the Trojan War. Do you think I should sympathize with you?"

Severus looked at him calmly.

"God also likes the strong. You don't need to pretend to be sympathetic, if you are really not a coward."

"Don't you have any sympathy?" Severus asked teasingly.

"Looking at the bright side, do you know why the King of Sparta didn't kill the unfaithful Helen?" Gong Saiyi asked with a smile. "That's because she was blessed by the God of Love and became more beautiful."

"I'm not because of her appearance..."

"If she was as ugly as Merope, or as short, fat, and covered in mud as she is in front of the students, would you really like Pomona Sprout?" Gongseyi sarcastically asked. Interrupted Severus, "It seems that you not only don't have sympathy for yourself, but also don't lie to yourself, stop telling the truth, wizard."